There's an effort underway to uncover artifacts from a militia camp that was on the grounds of Baltimore's Patterson Park during the War of 1812. Baltimore Heritage launched the project and is looking for volunteers.

Baltimore Sun columnist Dan Rodricks writes that it's time to include tipped workers in the same minimum wage everyone else has. He writes: "Considering the huge gap between the country's wealthiest 10 percent and everyone else — with so many of the 'everyone else' stuck in low-paying jobs, many of them in the service sector — why do we legally limit the amount of compensation a waiter, waitress, housekeeper or busboy might get? They should be entitled to the minimum wage before tips."

There's a crucial Supreme Court case this week involving Aereo Inc., the service that lets you stream broadcast television. Aereo, which launched service in Baltimore a few months ago, is defending itself against networks that want to shut it down. David Carr of the New York Times explains what's at stake: "It all collides on Tuesday, when the Supreme Court will hear the case American Broadcasting Companies v. Aereo. It will be up to the court to decide whether the service is a consumer-friendly reskinning of the broadcast universe or just one more example of an Internet pirate trying to loot copyrighted content. In some senses, the case is as big of a deal as the Betamax ruling in 1984, which allowed consumers to record programming."

Uber Technologies Inc. has added a $1 surcharge for rides on its cheapest service, UberX, to cover insurance fees. As Uber becomes more heavily regulated, its drivers are being required to carry enough insurance to cover passengers. Lyft Inc. already had a similar $1 surcharge for that purpose.

Business Insider's Henry Blodget argues that stocks are "poised to have a decade or more of lousy returns." These are your options as he sees it: "I am psychologically comfortable with the possibility of a 40%-50% market crash, and I know exactly what I will do if we get one (buy stocks). If you aren't comfortable with the possibility of a crash ... you should either get comfortable with it or reduce your stockholdings. Otherwise, you might panic and sell after a crash, which is the worst thing you can do."